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“Polygamy Must Go.” from the December 20, 1883 Door County Advocate
Let the people take hold of this question earnestly and unitedly and polygamy will go.
“60th Anniversary of Templetons” from the November 5, 1936 Door County News
Capt. and. Mrs. A. C. Templeton on Bayshore Drive will celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary on Thursday, Nov. 12. They were mar­ried at the Old…
“To Do Away with “Old Maids” from the December 4, 1890 The Republican
Gen. Booth, the commander-in-chief of the English Salvation army, is an earnest social reformer.
"Keta comes clean about four showers" from the May 15, 1973 Door County Advocate
I couldn't help contrasting a recent bridal shower I attended with one I presided at some 20-odd years ago.
"Reflections made on wedding advice given 50 years ago" from the September 11, 1979 Door County Advocate
A half-century ago. two young people very much in love, decided to get married. They had each other, wonderful families, many friends and very little of…
"Empathy for other vital to marriage" from the December 2, 1976 Door County Advocate
By GERRY WALSH
"Judge discusses sharp rise in divorce rate" from the January 29, 1976 Door County Advocate
By KETA STEEBS
"Is Marriage a Failure?" from the June 1, 1889 Door County Advocate, with a response from Frank Long, Editor and Proprietor
The substance of her speech is given in the Sentinel, and we reproduce it for the benefit of all concerned.
"Couple finds that Justice Of Peace can't marry them" from the November 10, 1966 Door County Advocate
Couple finds that Justice Of Peace can't marry them
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